FBQ1:  ____ used the concept of “the fool” to argue for the existence of God.
Answer: St Anselm

FBQ2: The two types of scepticisms are theoretical and ____
Answer: Practical

FBQ3: ______ describe God as the “un caused cause”
Answer: Thomas Aquinas

FBQ4: TRUE or FALSE: The Greek words Theos and logos means Man and Word in English.
Answer: False

FBQ5: TRUE or FALSE; Philosophy uses non-abstract concepts to understand concrete facts
Answer: False

FBQ6: TRUE or FALSE: Philosophy can be called science.
Answer: True

FBQ7: The method of clarification of concepts in philosophy is called ______
Answer: Analytic method

FBQ8: ____ is the branch of philosophy that deals with all issues about human knowledge
Answer: Epistemology

FBQ9: TRUE or FALSE: Aristotle’s book that were not about physical things was called ‘Books about non-physical things’
Answer: False

FBQ10: TRUE or FALSE: Essence and Existence are two vital concepts in the ‘concept of being’
Answer: True

FBQ11: According to ____, God exist necessarily and His idea is inborn.’
Answer: Rene Descartes

FBQ12: That by which something is or by which something has being is called ____.
Answer: Existence

FBQ13: ____ is the material aspect of human being.
Answer: Body

FBQ14: There could be no Universal without ______
Answer: Particular

FBQ15: ______ in its wide sense stands for any change, for any transition from one state of condition to another.
Answer: Motion

FBQ16: TRUE or FALSE: Potency is regarded as ‘being in its full sense’
Answer: True

FBQ17: TRUE or FALSE: “Plato was the author of the tripartite of human being” 
Answer: True

FBQ18: TRUE or FALSE: Time is described as the measure of motion.
Answer: True

FBQ19: _____ cannot be demonstrated by way of experiment nor be proven like Mathematical theory.
Answer: Existence of God

FBQ20: ______ can be described as the science of being.
Answer: Ontology

FBQ21: _______ is the general name for Ontology.
Answer: Metaphysics

FBQ22: _____ used the idea of contingent and necessary being to prove the existence of God
Answer: Thomas Aquinas

FBQ23: _______ is means ethics in Greek language.
Answer: Ethos

FBQ24: _____ is the practical science of living right or of good moral living.
Answer: Ethics

FBQ25: The two types of scepticisms are theoretical and ____
Answer: Practical

FBQ26: A correct argument is said to follow the stipulated laws of ____
Answer: Thought

FBQ27: The view that knowledge of ideas cannot be derived from the senses, but from on high is credited to ____________
Answer: Plato

FBQ28: _____ referred to the sole substance of reality as boundless 
Answer: Anaximander

FBQ29: The foundation of philosophical act is the sense of ____
Answer: Wonder

FBQ30: The statement “A political party’s philosophy” means ____ 
Answer: Platform

FBQ31: _____ invented the word ‘Philosophy
Answer: Pythagoras

FBQ32: The Greek word philia is coined from the Greek verb__________
Answer: Philein

FBQ33: _____distinguished philosophy as natural wisdom from sacred theology which is revealed religion.
Answer: Thomas Aquinas

FBQ34: ___ defined philosophy as “the knowledge of then truth”
Answer: Aristotle

FBQ35: The word ‘philosophy’ in the following statement, “his philosophy of life” means ___
Answer: Attitude

MCQ1: In the Classical Greek period, philosophical emphasis shifted from the concentration on the world of nature to a more 
Answer: Metaphysical interest

MCQ2: What is the first of all concept?
Answer: Concept of being

MCQ3: Who set out to construct a system of truth in which nothing would be taken for granted except that which is self-evident.  
Answer: Rene Descartes

MCQ4: What part of human being is considered immaterial?
Answer: Mind

MCQ5: The idea that God is the direct creator of all the various species that exist in the universe is from the
Answer: Fixims

MCQ6: The problem of Universal has led to different doctrines and ideologies such as
Answer: Idealism

MCQ7: The problem of the Universal was first introduced by
Answer: Plato

MCQ8: Plato identified two worlds, which are the world of sensible objects and the world of 
Answer: Ideas

MCQ9: Who proposed that universal exist neither in themselves nor in the things of our experience?
Answer: The Nominalists

MCQ10: The measure of moveable bodies is called 
Answer: Place

MCQ11: Who coined the phrase ta meta ta physika biblia?
Answer: Andronicus of Rhodes

MCQ12: The branch of philosophy which subject matter includes the concept of existence is called
Answer: Metaphysics

MCQ13: What branch of philosophy examines the nature of Art and the character of our experience of art?
Answer: Aesthetic

MCQ14: The method that attempt to arrive at criteria or conditions which will guide our judgement of concepts and issues to establish criteria for evaluating them is known as
Answer: Prescriptive

MCQ15: The historical method of philosophy is also known as 
Answer: Great mind approach

MCQ16: Which of the following is true about the scientific status of philosophy?
Answer: Universal science

MCQ17: What is the material object of philosophy and theology?
Answer: God

MCQ18: Which of the following is right about the philosophical perception of God?
Answer: First efficient cause of being

MCQ19: The refusal to accept that there is any knowledge is called
Answer: Scepticism

MCQ20: Since man’s reasoning is limited therefore, his truth about God is a
Answer: Limited truth

MCQ21: Who compared a philosopher with poet?
Answer: Aquinas 

MCQ22: The statement, “wonder is the mother of metaphysics” was made by
Answer: William James

MCQ23: Xenophanes was the oldest of the 
Answer: Eleatic school

MCQ24: A vicious attitude of mind can be described as 
Answer: Sophistry 

MCQ25: Who considered his business as not construction of knowledge but helping men to give birth to knowledge that is within them?
Answer: Socrates 

MCQ26: To Aristotle, all that exist in everything are intelligible and immaterial elements called
Answer: Form 

MCQ27: The idea of logic as the science of the laws of thought or the science of reasoning is from
Answer: Irvin Copi

MCQ28: On the definition of philosophy, philosophers do not have a significant
Answer: Agreement 

MCQ29: The divergence in the use of the word philosophy is responsible for the various
Answer: Conceptions of philosophy

MCQ30: Philosophy is the construction of theories about the nature of the universe is 
Answer: An erroneous definition

MCQ31: Who among the Greek philosophers believed that wisdom does not consist in knowing multitude of facts but in having a unified view of reality?
Answer: Heraclitus

MCQ32: A true philosopher is a dialectician was a position held by
Answer: Plato 

MCQ33: That ‘philosophy is a personal attitude towards life and the universe’ was whose idea
Answer: Harold Titus

MCQ34: Who compared a philosopher with poet?
Answer: Aquinas 

MCQ35: Who maintained that the primary substance from which all things are made from is Fire? 
Answer: Heraclitus